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Renders

  • The old way 4
  • The new way with black background 9
  • The new way with transparent background 2
  • 2022-06-22
  • —2022-06-25
  • 15 votes
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Content

Hey everyone! I've been exploring some options for rendering my work. I believe, that I found something interesting, take a look.

This first one is rendered the way I've been rendering for a very long time already

This one is the new way. I think it's cleaner and it's a more accurate representation of the actual print.

The transparent render is kinda hard on the eyes, but might also work.

What do you think? Which one is better?

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Comments

Denko Workshop 3000

The old one looks still like the best option for me, as it shows more details than the new one. Perhaps you can add the new render a bit of depth or contrast with some other light source especially in crevices?

Tom G

Agree with Jack above - while I appreciate what the print may actually look like, the thing that is going to sell me on buying a model (or even choosing a model to print) will be what it COULD turn out to be like - seeing that detail grabs my attention a lot more, and the level of detail is as dependent on my printer and settings as anything else.